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This Me 262 appears to be 170312. Later sent to USA for parts.
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Just beaten me to it, Dan. :rolleyes: |
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Posts #3261, #3262, #3263 and #3265 – Once again I risk sounding like a broken record, however, these photos were all taken by Merle C. Olmsted of the 357th FG. Also, these are certainly copies of prints made from his original negatives, and they are not “A PERIOD ORIGINAL BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH.”NOTE: my rant is in no way aimed at RudiS and Marc and the dedicated work that they perform for us daily.
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Thanks for your highly appreciated informations, Steve. Cheers Narc |
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Re: Post 3265. I see a black swastika with outline, and on the other plane, an outline only swastika. Was this indicative of anything?
TIA, Ed |
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only of differing manufacturers (or even differing batches by the same manufacturer (Arado) in this case) Cheers, Chris |
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Thank you Chris.
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This is possiby Erla built Bf 109 G-14 W.Nr. 46x xxx "Gelbe 12", unit unknown, captured at Kassel-Rothwesten on 21 April 1945. As illustrated by those other - fortunately - much sharper photos, "Gelbe 12" was fully repainted in olive drab sometimes during Summer 1945: https://www.flickr.com/photos/280920...7631640854399/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/280920...7631640854399/ Cheers Marc |
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BTW, is there any story or knowledge about this Bf 109 in the Stalingrad rubble (post #3274)? This plane was photographed quite often and is has obviously been repainted by its captors. I am also not sure it ended up in its resting place "naturally" so it might have been placed there intentionally - but why? For some photo op? As a monument of some kind?
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Not captured Rudi
This is a French built Ju 188E-2 No 3 and photographed sometime in between its first flight 26 Feb 1946 and its passing to 10S on 28 Oct 1946. Oddly enough it was not accepted by the French Navy until 25 Oct. Cheers Stig |
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